Supported Blockchains

CORESIGHT supports multiple blockchains for wallet analysis.

Overview

CORESIGHT provides wallet analysis across multiple blockchains, including Solana and various EVM-compatible chains. This allows you to analyze wallet activity and token holdings across the blockchain ecosystem.

Solana

CORESIGHT provides dedicated commands for Solana blockchain analysis:

  • /cabal - Find wallets holding specific Solana tokens
  • /walletpnl - Check profit/loss for Solana wallets

For more details on Solana commands, see the Solana Commands section.

EVM Blockchains

CORESIGHT supports the following EVM-compatible blockchains:

Ethereum

The original smart contract platform

Arbitrum

Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum

Base

Layer 2 built on the Optimism stack

BNB Chain

Binance's EVM-compatible blockchain

Optimism

Layer 2 optimistic rollup for Ethereum

Polygon

Ethereum sidechain with fast transactions

Avalanche C-Chain

EVM-compatible chain on Avalanche

Fantom

DAG-based smart contract platform

zkSync

Layer 2 using zero-knowledge proofs

Linea

ConsenSys zkEVM rollup

Blast

Layer 2 with native yield

Berachain

EVM-compatible chain with proof-of-liquidity

SEI

EVM-compatible chain on SEI Network

Note: When using EVM commands (/evmcabal and /evmwalletpnl), you'll be prompted to select one of these blockchains. Enter the blockchain name exactly as shown (e.g., "ethereum", "arbitrum", etc.).

Using Multiple Blockchains

CORESIGHT allows you to analyze wallets across different blockchains, but each query is specific to a single blockchain. To analyze wallets on multiple blockchains, you'll need to run separate commands for each blockchain.

For example, to check wallet PnL on both Ethereum and Arbitrum, you would:

  1. Run /evmwalletpnl
  2. Select "ethereum" when prompted
  3. Enter the wallet address
  4. Run /evmwalletpnl again
  5. Select "arbitrum" when prompted
  6. Enter the wallet address

This allows you to compare wallet performance across different blockchains.